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How to Interpret Dreams and Vision by Perry Stone

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  In Acts 2:17, the Lord says He would pour out His Spirit upon all flesh, in the last days, and the result would be young men seeing visions and old men dreaming dreams. THE LAST DAYS-TIME TO PIERCE THE VEIL There is a veil covering the physical eyes and our spiritual understanding. from seeing invisible things, even though, these invisible things are in existence. Some people do not believe, at all, in this existence, but this doesn’t stop them from being in existence. Only when this veil is torn or pierced, can we get to see these things. The Bible is full of men who pierced this veil. Elisha could see in this realm. When the Syrian army surrounded him, and his servant, he had to pray for his servant’s eyes to be opened, so he could see the chariots of fire encamped around them. On, earth, our inner vision, which causes the brain to see pictures, at night, can perceive some of these happenings in the invisible world. And God shows us things to prepare us for something, or cause ...
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Lessons from the Billionaire’s Secret to Success by Bill Bartmann

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Here are some of the lessons I learned from the book, "Billionaire’s Secret to Success by Bill Bartmann"

I learned that self believe is equivalent to self-preservation.

SELF BELIEVE=SELF-PRESERVATION

One can never succeed above his/her belief. Therefore, there must be a way to strengthen existing positive self-beliefs, while creating new ones. In the same way…weaken existing negative self-beliefs, while making sure not to acquire any additional ones. This is because our subconscious mind exercises much more control over our activities than we would ever have guessed.

If I strongly believe that taking risks is the key to my self-preservation; my self-preservation will have solid backing behind it and I would take risks to preserve myself, by instincts.

The eight basic emotions humans feel are: 
  1. Anger 
  2. Joy   
  3.  Acceptance    
  4. Surprise  
  5. Fear 
  6. Sadness 
  7. Disgust 
  8. Interest (Curiosity)

These emotions are most times responsible for the way their lives are lived.

Mastering the mind could mean turning these emotions to work for one to attain success. This is very important in any endeavor. Nevertheless, one must obey the rules of where he is. For no matter how ardent one is in driving, failure to follow the rules of the freeway could land in trouble.

It could seem weird when one begins to train his mind to think in certain ways or monitor certain habits, but after a while, it would be normal. Therefore, some of the things you would have to learn or do to get to your goals could seem awkward at first, but after a while, it would be part of your life.

In conclusion, Bill gives nine tips for achieving one's dream:
  1. Make sure the goal you are choosing is yours and not someone else’s. 
  2. Let your objective become a promise; not just a goal.  
  3. Clearly define your objective.  
  4.  Identify your personal motivator; create a personal reminder.
  5. Create a Promise plan, detailing these questions; WHEN, WHERE, WHY, HOW & WHO. 
  6. Review your Promise plan regularly.  
  7. Tell yourself that you will accomplish your objective. 
  8. Tell others of your promise. 
  9. Use your mental vision to feel the results of accomplishing your objective before it has actually been achieved.
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